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4. Work more effectively with others by:
a. understanding and recognizing the importance of diversity or inclusion.
b. understanding one's own unique cultural background and the backgrounds of other
students and faculty members
c. developing effective interpersonal interactions. d. developing effective group interactions.
5. Articulate a Christian and Reformed perspective on business, economics, and entrepreneurship.
Concentration Course Requirements:
BEE Courses within the Liberal Studies Degree Core
HUM 110
Philosophical, Political, and Economic Thought
3
ENT 201
Principles and Practice of Innovation
3
BUS 305
Principles of Management, Communication, and Organization
3
Course #
BEE Required Course Titles
Units
ECO 211
Microeconomics
3
ECO 212
Macroeconomics
3
BUS 201
Financial Accounting
3
BUS 202
Managerial Accounting
3
BUS 306
Marketing
3
PHL 340
Christian Ethics
3
BUS 425
Finance
3
ECO 411
Political Economy
3
Course #
BEE Elective Course Titles
Units
BUS 405
Strategic Management
3
BUS 406
Non-profit Management
3
ECO 413
Economic Development
3
BEE Capstone Course Titles
LBS 499
Capstone: Career Development & E-Portfolio
3
ENT 499
Capstone: Paper/Project and Presentation
3
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